Epilepsy Home Remedy

I used to have epilepsy, and was having seizures or side-effects from "traditional" anti-epilepsy drugs every day. Since those drugs weren't working, I decided to try something natural. Within a week of beginning Shaklee's Prescription for a Healthier Life, my seizures and side effects disappeared. Thanks to Shaklee, I've been seizure- and side effect-free for almost three years! Learn more and purchase Shaklee's Rx at: http://epilepsy.myshaklee.com/us/en/products.php?sku=89070

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• epilepsy
• alternative
• home remedy
• remedy
• therapy
• complementary
• medicine
• myoclonic
• seizures
• siezures
• diet
• health
• wellness
• natural
• resveratrol
• shaklee
• vivix
• zarontin
• phenobarbitol
• depakote
• dilantin
• tegretol
• lamictal
• keppra
• cure

[johnpaulbuono]

I don,t understand the product that you are using. what is the name of the product. does it really work.

[GeeksGoingGlobal]

@johnpaulbuono I am using Prescription for a Healthier Life from Shaklee. I can understand skepticism, since it sounds too good to be true. I probably wouldn't believe it either if I hadn't experienced it for myself. Message me if you want to know more.

[Nincidibu]

This is a very important video! I, too, was diagnosed with epilepsy (juvenile myoclonic), and put on Lamictal. I took myself off it after 6 months because I had become a wreck, with more GTCC seizures in a month than I had had before in my entire life. I was then put on Keppra, but took myself off it, too, a month later. The following 9 months were pure horror, I walked the thin line, conquered and withstood. I have been seizure-free ever since. ENOUGH SLEEP and vegetable juices helped me.

[GeeksGoingGlobal]

@Nincidibu Congratulations on controlling your seizures naturally. Just knowing the triggers helps a lot. For me it's extreme stress (work, lack of sleep, etc.). So I jsut make sure I get plenty of sleep and I work for myself so I can control stress levels. Direct message me if you have any questions.

[GeeksGoingGlobal]

@Lauren7569 Yes. But your school's receptionist might have been referring to a high-profile accident on the Golden Gate Bridge in 96.

[johnpaulbuono]

@GeeksGoingGlobal Yes, i would like to know more.